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Spello Wheelchair Accessible Tours

The placid Umbrian village of Spello wheelchair accessible tours, presents itself to the visitor with its pink-colored houses.

It is stretched out on a spur of Mount Subasio.

Among its cobbled alleys, in the frescoed churches, in the shadow of its monuments, Spello wheelchair accessible tours preserves the signs of its long history.

Romans, Lombards, Popes and Lords.

There are numerous remains from the Roman era when Spello, or rather Hispellum, was the “splendid colony Julia”, as a sign on the facade of the Portonaccio states.

The town of Spello is counted among the most beautiful villages in Italy and not without reason!

Its flowery streets and yellow and pink stone houses create truly suggestive views and attract thousands and thousands of tourists every year.

The moment in which the village fills up excessively is undoubtedly the time of Corpus Domini, when all its streets are the protagonists of the Infiorata and are tinged with the colors of all the flowers.

If you can't be in Spello for this event, you can still immerse yourself completely in the beauties of the village at any time.

It is just fifteen minutes north from Foligno and fifteen minutes south from Assisi.

While the distance from Perugia, is about thirty kilometers that can be covered in as many minutes by car.

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Touring Spello

Start your visit from its lowest part, still surrounded by the well-preserved Roman Walls, in which three doors open.

On Via Roma, the Porta Urbica and on Piazza del Mercato, the grandiose Porta Consolare, from the I century.

The third door, called Porta Venere, has two beautiful towers with a dodecagonal base, the characteristic Towers of Properzio.

In our accessible visit on what to see in Spello you cannot miss the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore, with the famous Baglioni Chapel with the majolica floor of Deruta and the frescoes by Pinturicchio which are considered his best production and the self-portrait of him.

If after this immersion in history and art you feel peckish in the stomach, our guide will advise you what to eat in Spello, to discover the territory also through its food.

Taste the Colfiorito red potato gnocchi with goose ragù, the Rapunzoli salad ( radishes ), but don't forget the legumes, which are the masters in Spello.

Bruschetta with excellent Spello oil or in soup.

If you have any doubts about what to eat in Spello we recommend Risina, a variety of black eyed bean characterized by the lack of chickpeas Spello and Cicerchia a legume with very ancient origins and quite similar to chickpeas, to be absolutely tried, both in salads and in soups.

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Spello wheelchair accessible tours.

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